privacy-matters

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by privacy-matters 6y ago
I think he means a CPA. Certified public accountant. They are the ones who actually write the report.
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by privacy-matters 6y ago
That is super messed up. That is not how a status board should work.
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by privacy-matters 6y ago
Yeah, this is a great idea. Apple and Google and Microsoft all have a vested interest in making this happen.
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by privacy-matters 6y ago
But the lady on Joe Rogan disagrees. I now take 25,000 IUs each day so I won’t get coronavirus.
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by privacy-matters 6y ago
Lol, that’s hilarious. Checkout CircleBack which is a free tool that scrapes your email for contacts for you. Now look at their CEO. He also owns a data broker. I am sure he is selling the CircleBack data.
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by privacy-matters 6y ago
One of the companies you interacted with likely sold the data to them OR a browser plugin scraped the data from an email you sent to one of your contacts.
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by privacy-matters 6y ago
Sales teams need this data to reach the right roles with the right message. My friend was quoted $19k per year to access to the ZoomInfo database for his two person company. There is crazy money here. ZoomInfo has a $17B market cap last I l
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by privacy-matters 6y ago
If you send any sales person an email with your email signature there is a chance they are using ZoomInfo. That tool will scrape your email for your email signature and now they can sell your very accurate data.
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by privacy-matters 6y ago
You have no idea how sketchy these companies are. ZoomInfo (public company) for example provides a free plugin for sales people which is scanning email for all the email signatures and then they sell all that data to their customers. Even c